Grey XH600V is made with 100% vinyl screen materials and is tensioned vinyl with no backing or the optional black backing. Draper offers this surface on motorized and permanently tensioned screens with built-in tensioning systems. The surface is stretched perfectly flat, resulting in better picture quality. Flatness is always desirable, particularly for video or data-graphics projection.

Grey XH600V is a grey front projection surface that provides excellent contrast and black reproduction, with a low gain to handle today's super-bright projectors. The grey color enhances color contrast, black levels and allows for more ambient light in the audience area. Available in sizes through 9' x 9', or 9' high in greater widths.

Care and Maintenance: Clean surface with a solution of mild dishwashing liquid diluted with warm water. Remove stubborn stains with a solution of rubbing alcohol and water. Do not allow any cleaners to be absorbed by the fabric. Do not use cleaners which contain abrasives or wax.

Overview: 252100-NTSC

Viewing surface is flat and that means perfect picture quality.

We’ve redesigned the Clarion to simplify installation. The Clarion’s aluminum frame now forms an attractive 2" border, for a clean, theatre-like appearance.

Features a beveled, extruded aluminum frame.

Switch instantly between two projection formats with the optional Eclipse Masking System.

The fabric attaches to the frame without snaps or tools, forming a perfectly smooth viewing surface.

Z-Clip wall mounting brackets included to simplify installation.

Standard black frame may be covered with velvety black Vel-Tex, which virtually eliminates all reflections on the frame.

Depending on surface, available in sizes through 10' x 10' or 108" x 144" or 15' NTSC.

Warranted for one year against defects in materials and workmanship.

Custom sizes available.

**Screen Ordering Notes:

Ships in 7-10 business days.

Screens are only shipped in Contiguous US (48 states).

Screen dimensions are based on manufacturers details and subject to change. Tolerances are typically ±1 inch.